About Ashe Mischief & Dramatis Personae

Dramatis Personae means “The Masks of the Drama”; I believe that people are multifaceted creatures, and that one style or “persona” is unrealistic.  We all have multiple masks that we wear daily. Dramatis Personae began in July 2007 as a place to share my love of clothing and shopping. It has grown to explore style and fashion in an atypical manner, focusing less on runway and celebrity style, and more on developing your own personal life/style.  I engage in literature, film, and art regularly, as our media loves reflect our personal style.  I believe in fashion for everyone, regardless of race, size, class, or nationality, and you’ll see this reflected in the style and fashion bits I showcase.

Some regular series include: Oh-My-God, Shoes!, Indie Designers, and The Dramatis Personae.

Ashe Mischief is a personae born in 2004, created in to the shady and dank club world of New Orleans. I  spent many nights a week at dark clubs, drinking cherry vodka & Rockstar, dancing to delish music and circling with smart, witty, and equally mischievous lovers.

On a day-to-day basis, I’m Ashley; I’m a 27 year old Arts Manager, working in the performing arts.  I have a B.A. in Writing and Film Studies and an M.A. in Arts Administration.  I recently relocated back to New Orleans, where I lived pre-Katrina. The last four years were spent in Bloomington, Indiana.

I’m an ENFP and a Type 4.  I have a delightful imp of a kitten named Lottie and an Irish-Italian boyfriend living in Denver.

I’m a writer above all; a fashion blogger, second; plus-size, third.  I believe my size is inconsequential to my love of style.

My Style, Defined: Since I believe that people have many facets to their style, it makes sense that everyone’s wardrobe would be a bit eclectic– I’ve never understood how people could pigeonhole themselves in to one style!  At the heart of my style, you’ll find comfort and ease.  There’s always an undercurrent of rock and roll–whether it’s with studs, zippers, boots.  My style’s been described as theatrical–with bold or whimsical statement pieces, vibrant colors.  And there’s always a classic component.

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